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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-02
THE LOCAL lNDusrnlEs

D.. 4
Notes From the Firo Brick, Nail and Other
Factories. 81
The Bsllaire blast furnace has euspend.
ed operation for want Of coke. 'sl53
All Of the nail machines in tho Bellaire
nail factory will ho working next week.
The new classification of freight which
increases the rates on keg of nails ship.
PED to the lar West about q cents, went
into effect yesterday. n 4
The Belmont nail factory worked till o
o'clock Monday night. The reason as.
signed Was the want Of gas during the
major part Of the day and an important
oEdsr that had to bo filed. '3Sl
Messrs. Stewart & Meehan, who opersts
tho franklin mineB, over the river, have
sGreed to an advance OF i've cents per ton
pending the decision OF the Joint Execu.
tive Bossd OF mlnern and operators. The
pay Of the eminers will now bs seventy cents
per ton. IN III. 5l.5 a, ~ : =
The boiler OF the Riverside Fire and
Paving Brick Company, at Rush Run, ar.
rived yesterday afternoon, and in a few
days the machinery will be in full opera.
ton and the works turning ont lots OF
brick, They already have large number
OF orders booked. 80,
Manager Clark, Of the new pottery Of
the West Virginia China Com pany, now
being built in North Wheeling, will bring
here from Trenton about forty skilled
workmen, With their fsmilies, which will
make decided addition to the population
CT the Firet wayd. A Director of this
company said to an INrgLL1a EScEg 70.
porter yestoIday that he thought when
completed tue company's factory in North
wheeling would be very complete one
and credit to the city, = y. =
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! Two Irish.Amorioana mI,,,pr, :,

LONDON, Nov. 1.-sir Charles Warren,
Chief OF the London Police, has Issued a
description Of two Irish.Americnns who
have been uuaccountably missing from
liverpool since October II, and for whom
the police are searching. One Of them
John Whitney, alias Serales or Walsh, rep.
reaents himself to be a blacksmith and the
other, Charles Murray, passed as lsborer.
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MIR. O,Htian Defiant

Cork, Nov. 1.-The Mayor has informed
tho municipal authorities that Mr..
o'Brien, having promised to resist to the
death hiu subjection to the treatment OF
an ordinary criminal, the governor of the
prison in which he is inc .rcerated has tel
egraphed 70 the Prison Board aakirg sd.
vice as to tho course he shall pursue. The
Mayor will SEQ Mr.. 'Brien daily and re-
port to the municipal authorities. y
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r WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 1.-The First
Comptroller has sustained the action Of
the Auditor for the Posto1ice in disallow,
ing an item Of S76 In the account Of the
postmaster at the Sacramento poetotiice as
compensation for the delivery of special
delivery letters. The Comptroller holds
that extra compensation Of this kind can
only ibe paid in case Of delivery at third
and lou1th clsss postotlicea. : Z. n d. a.
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Tho Case CollHpsed.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The prosecution of :
Constable Endicott, who arrested Miss
Csss on tee charge of being an improper
character, aud who was indicted by the
Mtddiesex grand jury for perjury because
OF evidence be gave against her, has COL
lapsed. The Judge before whom the case
was heard held that tho evidence OF Mics
Uass was not corroborated and discharged
the constable, = ls4ss 'I77 q, Z
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Tho Ohio River Railrond E..on.,on.

Barges loaded with rails enough to lay
about ten miles of the Ohio River Rail.
road Company's tracks are lying at Pitts.
burgh. awaiting a riss 10 l,t them down.
The company expected to have its Hun.
tington extension done by December l,
and Senator Camden told an INrELL1-
aENcEs reporter night before last that
this would be accomplished if the super.
structure ol the bridge over the Big Kama.
wha ia completed in the time fixed by the
contract. The etone work is done and the
work remaining to be done elsewhere on
the track can be completed in very few
days. Mr.. Camden thinks possibly regu-
lar traffic will not now be opened before
the gpring. 3 "a. .glL.5I..L. ! -.
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: An Alleged Dynnmitcr.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The police assert that
Melville, the alleged dynamiter, is J. r..
Moroney. They state that Melville went
to Boston where he stayed at Youpg's
hotel, registering under the name OF John
): Moroney, OF New York. He likewise
visited the Kennedys at No. 53 Charles
street, Boston, 93l-i7Elr a s 4 : i
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Tho Water Famine Along tho q. & 0, Road,
s..ss5 81 Other News z...g. yF53 "a


Tho Water Famine Along tho o. & o. Road.
s.sf Other News.
The present long continued drought ia
having a nerious effect on tho Baltimore &
Ohio road. Several OF its important water
statlona between here and Grafton and
Grafton and Parkeraburg have failed OF
are falling. It is reported that five water
tanks on the Fourth divieioo, between
here and Grafton, havo failed. On the
Parkersbuzg branch, the station at Cherry
Camp has entirely failed, and it 10 be.
!ieTed that within three or four days
several others will 20 dry, The Parkers.
burg State Journal Gays that the company
has purchased large quantity ot oakum
in that city with which to ealk q number
Of gondolas to ha used In hauling water
from Grafton and other points, where II
can stlll be obtained. T.. Z ~
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Blow uia Hrnlna Ont.

srRrSorlELD, o., Nov. l.-James R.
Whitley blew his brains out yesterday.
He was tho brother Of the head Of the great
moving and reapipg works OF Whitley,
Fassler 4 Kelly, also brother Of the Presi.
dent Of the Champion Machine Company,
The eulcldo had led reckless, adyentur.
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In Pennsylvania the Third Party Pro-
hibitionists are striving to pull up large
vote. Eight out OF ten Of their votes will
come from the Republican party. The
ealoon interest is also endeavorina to show
its atrength, and all that it can command
will bs given to the Democratic ticket. II
PennAylvapia we're notro strongly Rspub-
Iican, this would make dsrk outlook
for the Republican ticket in that State.
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SOME Of the statesmen who arc urging
the Government telegraph scheme talk as
though they had recently had conference
with Mr.. Jay Gould. The people will
want to think these thing over before they
chime in on that aide. 1t Is enough to buy
water from tho milkmsn-we don't wsnt
to take all that Mr.. Goufd has.
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Teles.aph Rebate. pIacont,nucd
MANY OTHERS INJURED.

Chicago, Nov. 1.-The Chicago Super
intendent Of tie Postal Telegraph and
Gable Company has ieausd q circular let
ter to the effect that rebates will be dis
continued on and after November !, pur-
suant to an agreement entered into by the
different telegraph companies. A similar
communication was emGn6ted from the
Western Union Telegraph Company.
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Will not Discriminate,

CHICAGO, Nov. l.-''Would you sign a
petition for q co nmutation of Fislden's
sentenco?" was asked Assistant United
States Attorney Walker to-day. " feel
kinder towards Fislden aud Schwab than
l do toward the others because of their
modest demoanor during the trial, but !
don't see how you can discriminate be-
tween the guilt Of any Of those in tho con.
ep!rscy. No, would not care to aiyn any
petition for any OF them" - Il. :
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Killed Hmm elf with mn Arn.

TOLEDO, o.. Nov. LA man named
Fred. J. Kuebler, Of Adrian, Mich, sup.
posed to be temporarily insane, committed
suiclde yesterday at TiHin, o. After cut
ting seventeen gashes in his head with an
axe, he ran nearly mile in IN almost
nude condition, finally hnishing his des.
perate attempt to end bis lilo by butting
hia brains out against the railroad track.
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Had to Give up the .winnlpr,.

Kansas CRY, Nov. Louis Cash
brought suit aRainst Alvin Krusler in the
United States Circuit Court here soms
ame ago Tor Ss7 500. He claimed that a
lottery ticket was ownod by them In com.
mon that the ticket drew pris; !, which
was cashed by Kruslsr, who kopt It. The
case went 70 the jury to-day and altar
halt an hours absence verdict waa ran.
deI deIed giving the plaintiff judgment for
ssS, ,1oo Tsth q dn Interest from July, making a
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COLUMBUS, O., Nov. l,-Columbus De,
lane, President Of the National Woo
Growers Association, and David Harpcter
President o.. the Ohio Wool Growers Aeso
citation, to-day I'm pursuance Of a request
made at the st. Louis meating, appointed
the following committee On the part Of the
wool growers, with aslmliar committee on
the par. Of the Eastern manufr .urers
with view to tho harmony and protection
Of their interests. The call prepared re-
quests officers Of the National Woo
Growera' Association to meet In Washing
ton on the frat Monday in DaOenher next
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Mr.. CHAMBERLAIN is going to brave the
rigors Of an ocean voyage and Of hostile
criticism. Brave man. What will he
think when q red Indian meets him Mt
the dock and asks him for lock OF his
hair ss sourenir2 That will be the gu.
premo teBt OF his courage.
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AN English Grand Jury denounces Car.
neSis'a Triumphant Democracy" as
neditioua. If our cousin urge 1t perhaps
we may deliver up Mr.. Carnegie to be
hanutrung OF. put in the Tower. We are
an obliging people. tsl n
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Mr.. Gladstone and rree Schools,

LONDON, Nov. 1.-Mr. Gladstone has
written letter in reply to question re-
garding free education in which he says:
II wish to avoid entering into new con-
troversy. I am devoted to the settlement
OF one subisct on the progress OF which
all other subjects must depend"
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Harper Removed, to ipl, clnc,un,,, c,,,;

DAYTON, o., Nov. lie. L. Helper, Of
Fidelity Bank fame. who has ,,een con.
fned in Jail here all summer In default Of
S2O. GOO bail, was at 0 o'cls sck tonight taken
by DeputS United States Msrshal. to
Cinctnp.d. to ha kept In isir there for
more convenient conference with his at
torneyo. uEttl November 90, the day cot for
bis trial, 'g1''&- 2sEEis 80 80 - -
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Robbed by IIlghwnymep,

VALLsY FARMS, Pa, Nov. Herman
Felty and his son Horace were beaten
nearly 10 tcsth and robbed Of Sl,275 and
their personal raluables Saturday night,
while returning from a collecting tour.
They are makers Of farmers, implements
and mad been making collections from
customers. While driving home, they al.
lowed two mon whom they overlook on
the road, to ride. On reaching dark spot
unde, aomo trees, tho mon attacked the
Fsltys with saud bsgs, beating them in.
sensible and robbed them. Neighbore
found the Feltys in the road and took
them home and search is being made for
the highwaymen, n 3 .f.. 7a,g-
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Revenue Of Tho Garm,,p rmn,,.

BERLIN, Nov. 1.-The revenue OF the
Empire for tho first half OF the current
financial year shows as follows: increases
-Customs duties, 10, 800, 900 marks post.
Office, 100000 marks; State railways.
1.250 600 marks. Decreasea-Su tax.
bOO,0 600 marks; spirit tax, 10000 marks.
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Isonk Rlntlnrx Strikn

NEw YoRk, Nov. 1.-The paper:rulers,
forwarders and lnishera in the employ Of
book:blndesu who were refused an advance
Of wugea ycste.day did not go to work this
morning. Only small minority Of the
employers refused the advance aud the
men think that Others will aoon. con
cada Il ~ Ll-<.. -.t..2 50, ,r.--.- !. -
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WouLDN'r it be polite and neighborly
for Mr.. Cleveland to invite tho beloved
ex.Preaident to whit him at tho White
House. Mr.. Davis might bs supplied
with on armtul Of flags to hug every morn,
ing before breakfast. f55
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Do 1esueps Fixes tho Date,

PARIS, Nov. l.-Count De- Lesseps has
announced to the Academy Of Science
that the Panama canal wiuIbe opened
on February 8, 1890 The work will not
then be completed, bu. the passage viii
be free for twenty ships a day. It is esti-
mated that this traffic will produce an an.
nual ms revenue Of from 9O,00o,oOO to 1OO,-
0D0, 900 francs, - - : ~
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Can ,lagrut, on In nui,alo.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. l.-Fire broke
out at ] y N. in Webater's ice house at
the foot Of Erie street, and
has since spread to the lumber
yards in the vicinity. The loss may
reach half million. A general alarm
has been sent in. Several hremen were
badly ecalded by the explosion Of steam
pipe on the fire tug. rs
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TIE Maryland ring is fighting desper-
ately to retain control Of the State. Re-
publicans and their Independent allies ex-
pect to run up 5000 majority outside of
Baltimore. If the ballot box manipu-
lators could be held down in the Monu.
mental City, the gang would have to go.
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Mrs. JAMES Brown PoTTER's play and
playing Gre said by New York critic to
be beneath criticisrn. This ia SO much
better than to tear lady out. But it will
make no difference il che can manage TO
make herself the fashion. Thst Ia quite
enough to swell the Golfers Of an actrecs.
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J An "Old War Horse" AppoInted.

PRoylpEScR, R. l., Nov. l:-Hon. VIM.
Beach. an old.time Democrat and popu.
larly known as the "War Horse Of the
State Democracy" has been appointed to
the bench Of the sixth district court in
this city, made vacant by the death Of
Judge Jame0 w. Blackgood. il53slSI5;S ;Sa.
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D1sowSED by uER FATHER.
a Young Jewoss Hanishod from Homo fol
Kenounclug Judaism,

a Young Jewoss BRnsshed from Homo for
Kenounclug Judaism.
READING, Pa. Nov. 1.-When DR.. Al
bert Simon, Of this city, read that his
daughter Lsna had renowned Judaism
and embraced the Baptist faith in Phila.
delphia on Sunday night, he diHowned
her forever. He will destroy his old will,
by which Lena wss to have received her
portion OF the little eatate, and make q
new will, In which she will have no part.
DR.. Sim N said that his daughter, who un-
til recently attended the girls high school
here. had long disobeyed him. She
showed q foudnese for Methodist meet
ings and occupied front seat at revivals.
Finally she broke away from home re-
atraiut altogetcr, and ran of, joining her
aunt, Mrs. Mark Elkin, in Philadelphia.
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CITIZENS Of Washington arc maturing
proposition looking to Memorial Bridge
acroas the Potomac. gomebody will dis.
cover that this is treason and will hurt
some feelings that ought rather to be
salvel 9T4 'TE #gr AZ ~
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BUFFALO Bill has made boom In the
British fire arms market. Every cowboy
has to be loaded 10 the mussle, aud the
whole Empire seems to have been bitten
by that tgrautula.
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Douglas Soils tho Acaae my OF Music,

NEw YonK, Nov. l.-Eiward Gilmore,
Of Nihlo's Garden, and Eugene Tompkins,
Of The Boston Theatre, have bought the
4 cadenny OF Music from Mr.. Douglas fol
ss.B5, 600. Mr.. Tompkina aleo has the leaae
OF the. Fifth Avenue Thestre from May
next. Err |." .i# @
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Ono Thousaud Chinumou prowp.d

LONDON, Nov. 1.-Advices from sharg-
hal say that the floods created by the
overflow Of the Yellow river recently,
caused an immense amount Of damage 10
property and the loss of q thousand live
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now.

Gov. GoRDoN is an eloquent and enter
taiuipy talkor, bu. tho ku Klux vote in
Ohio i- 80 small that 1t was scarcely
nee ,sssry TO ip,port him Tor the purpose
al bringing 1t out. H'
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MEpFoRD. Wis, Nov. 1.-The Exchange
Bank OF Medford made an assignment yes
terday. Liabilities about $4,000; assets
unknown, 90 everything Is encountered.
Many poor people had depositsd small
RmoGct8 at this bank, I Ar ~ ~. II
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Drowned ulm,elrin a l,ucls,t Of wnter.

Drowned Himsolrin Bucket Of Water.
New YoRK, Nov. 1.-Joseph Morris, aged
A years, who was waiting transportation
to the Albany penltentiary for four
months for intoxication, committed eui-
eide yesterday by placing his head in q
pail Of water in the Yonkers police court.
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Tho Wood County Cu,tipu ANN

Special Dl.pdich to The Iniellioesee7. " ',t.h'
PARkkasBuRo, W. Va, Nov. 1.-The
preliminary trial OF William King for
nsabblng Charles Anderson at Rockport,
this county, will begin tomorrow at Lu.
beck. Anderson Is eiill living, but tho
doctors .aay that the chauces are ten to
one a8alnst him. The fight occurred as
they wero going home from church, and
1t is said that the preacher stood by and
watched and sanctioned II, seyIng: "Let
them hIht it out and then they will be
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VIENNA, Nov. Tho United States
Consul General's report shows an increase
Of $l5o,oo0 in Austrian exports to Amer
lea from January to October, as compared
with the same period last year. .iI \
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TIE Tory Government may imprison all
Tho patriotic editors In Ireland, and that
will not subduO the Irish people. Thoy
aro loo nes. the goal to bs frightened back
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A u. s o. Promotion,
Special Dispatch 10 t.s It.tell,o.u.s,. :

Special Dispatch 10 lss Intelliosaeet. rs
PARkrnsnuRa, ". Va, Nov. l.-Mr.
8. L. Ryan has been promoted to be fore.
man OF tho Baltimore & Ohio machine
shops hefa, to tako the place OF Mr..
burkeley, who goes to Wheeling. 3Et3
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English 1ars Charged with Brutality.

EncHsh 1ars Charged with brutality.
PARIS, Nov. l.-Dr. Softer, oft tho wrecked
ship Menzaleh, accuses the master Of the
English ship Glenahiels Of having com.
PEELED the captain Of tho Menzaleh, which
was waterlogged, to hand over the shin 10
him at the risk Of being abandoned on the
ocean,. An English crow boarded the
Menzaleh and laid hands on everything
OF value: He hints that the MenzaleI
was sunk designedly. The French crew,
he says, was treated with the utmost rude
meas f-t2 .s,gs -
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DETROIT. Noy. L 1857
Fsigned1
IT, CHAs. O'REILLY,

"O'Brien, as an editor. never received
above twenty dollars week." said DR.,
O'Reilly. "Ho would not accept moro. i
do not know what he was worth at hi5
desk: I have some idea Of what he 10
worth IL iail,p n,
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N. Wy = = q ---7-7-I
A YOUNG FIRE RUG
Confssses to Setting Fire to Bslprs Proper.
ty-A 1urderous Plot,

Special Ditpa'eh 10 he Intelltoeneer. ,5i
PARKrRanuHo. Nov.Hl.-Aiter George
Parker, John Davis, alias Owens, and Lem
johnson had been sentenced to the Ohio
Psnitenslary for burning several houses In
Belpre, att.e west end OF the Baltimore
& Ohio bridge here, Parker made a full
confession, saying that they had all throe
been drinking heavily and that their ptlr.
pose was to get old Mr.. S!reck's money,
even II they had to murder the whole fam.
ily In order to do 30, and he said that all
oi the buildinga burned, including Carnle
Smiths and Tates', were set on fre by
johnson, Davis and himself, . !
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] Hsavies. Womsn in u,rh. C,rn,x

READING, Pa, Nov. l.-M,s. D. K. sny.
der, the heaviest woman in Derks county,
died yesterday. aged 60 years. eho
weighed over 400 pounds and yas worth
$4,000 in her own name, s, !
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q A Railroad Suit Decide cd.

speeta! Dspateh 10 tie In.tlligencer, 4 KS
PARkERsnvRa, W. Va, Nov. 1.-The
case Of the Grafton 4 Greenbrier Railroad
Company asainat the Baltimore & Ohio
was decided today in the U. 8. Court by
Judge MISUNDERSTANDING the Injunction
which restrained the Grafton 4 Green.
hrier directors from issuing stock to the
amount Of $4,000 to the Baltimore &
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a French Embussador TO R,,,.n

LONDON, NOV. I'm. Waddington.
French Ambassador here, will soon resign.
Count DsChauberdy has been designated
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4 Tho Coinage sur Is,oncr,

The Coinage Cor uuloncr. n ~
WARRINGTON, D. O, Nov. 1.-The coin
age OF the mints during October amounted
to S. $3.50. Of which S3,450.OO0 was in
standard silver dollars. .2l \ f
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FogAIEn's u.irrlng campaign is nearing
It's end. And that will bs the end Of
Candidate Powell. Noto thet, this Ia
prophecy. E
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The Thistle Safe at HONS

LONDON, Nov. The Scotch yacht
Thistle. Captain Barr, which LETT New
York October IA, arrived at Greenock to.
day. .- X. .l.... ]. Z ~. .s...,.-u
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Greeco Aftor a Lnnn,

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Greek Govern.
ment is negotiating with foreign bankeru
for q gold loan OF 4O0, 900 pounds. g
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Whn. O'Brleu Ia Worth.

DETROIT, MICH, Nov. 1.-The following
cablegram, sent from here this morning,
explains itself:
ss2 DETROIT, Nov. l, 1857.
.ose7h Cults BfgSar, N. p, London, England:
Tho League IL getting into line. Ten
thousand dollars more to test coercion,
Halt this sum from fearless Philadelphia.
O'Brien in prison worth ton thousand a
week. d. 737f'.l
Esigned1 CHAs. O'RE1LLy,
s HfL I.4-a .-sa u. Tra0py,rnr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-02

LONDON, Nov. 1.-To.day is the regular
semi-annual settling day at the Bank Of
England, snd is therefore a holiday on
the Stock Exchange. 3;il;. ~, :.